texts: public life because of the impact of this meeting and the tragedy that had taken place in the space of a few days.He opposed the dethronement proposal with all his strength, and in his speech to the National Assembly on 3 November he protested against the King's surrender to the enemy. The dethronement proposal was declared invalid by the legitimists at the end of his speech. <mask> left the chamber after the declaration was read. In the last session of the National Assembly, Apponyi proposed that the National Assembly should send a note to the Governor stating that new elections should be held if the electoral law is not enacted. During the last session of the National Assembly, he took the petition and its proposal to the Governor, accompanied by Baron Jzsef Szterényi and Tivadar Homonnay, who declared that he would neither commit nor tolerate any illegal activity. On February 16th, the National Assembly was dissolved and the opposition's Constitutional Defence Committee elected <mask> as its president. He spoke in six places in a single day during the election campaign, all with great success.He was re-elected by his old district. He did not attend the opening ceremony of the second National Assembly because of his public concerns. He took a very reserved position at the beginning of his term. He said in a speech in Jszberény on 20 October 1921 that he couldn't identify with the government or the opposition because he couldn't recognise their right to overthrow the government. If his views did not prevail, he made a number of eye-catching speeches in the National Assembly, which had a profound effect on the members of the House. His position in favor of the Reconstruction proposals on 15 April 1924 and his major speech against the revision of the House rules on 3 December of the same year are unforgettable. He said that the majority couldn't be recognised as representative of the national will if elections were based on public voting.He argued in the electoral law debate that either we accept secret ballot or we do not want the real will of the electorate to be expressed. He made a major speech on the Franco controversy. The objectivity that is required on political opponents was shown in this speech. The question of political responsibility could not be decided until the court delivered its verdict in the forgers' trial. His speech in the debate on the Upper House Bill was the best example of his position on constitutional law. The question about the person of the king was the focus of his domestic political statements. "Hungary has a legitimate king who is prevented by force majeure from being crowned, so there is no question of a king," he said from the beginning.In Krmend on 21 June 1925, he stated that the principle of continuity of law is expressed first and foremost in the adherence to the legitimate kingdom, which is the cult of the ancient constitution. He stressed that the legitimists were not planning any action to make their principles a reality; the time for this would come only when it would be possible without endangering the nation's interests. After the opening of the National Assembly in 1927, he made another important statement on the king question. The relationship of legitimacy to national kingship was outlined by him, as well as the public position of the advocates of legitimate kingship. The King will never use the military because the provisions of the pragmatica sanctio concerning common possession and mutual defence have been rendered null and void. During the five years of the Second National Assembly, the focus of <mask>'s activities fell on foreign policy. He made a major contribution to improving Hungary's image when he represented the government before the League of Nations.The Council of the League of Nations discussed the issue of the former Hungarian owners in Transylvania in July 1923. The Hungarian government protested against the expropriated lands of the Transylvanians who had moved to Hungary without any compensation. <mask> proposed that the matter be referred to the Permanent International Tribunal in The Hague, after presenting the Hungarian position in a powerful exposé. The serious and complicated problem it raised was put off by the Council. The question, which was known as the "Optnsperper" in the national and world public opinion, later, especially from 1927 onwards, gave rise to great difficulties. <mask> was the head of the Hungarian delegation to the General Assembly of the League of Nations. He made a powerful speech on the minority problem at the meeting.He said that minorities should be given the right to submit their complaints directly to the Council, which should be obliged to refer all cases to the Permanent International Tribunal, because the League of Nations was dealing with the minority question in an unsatisfactory manner. He said that a fully disarmed Hungary had the right to demand the fulfilment of this condition on the question of disarmament. During the negotiation of the Security Pact, he made a major speech at the General Assembly of the League of Nations. In his introduction, he recalled the great merits of the League of Nations High Commissioner Smith in the field of Hungarian reconstruction, and then he uttered the phrase which has become a byword, that just as the unknown soldier, so the unknown Hungarian taxpayer, by his heroic sacrifice, has earned the The main point of his motion was that the complaints of minorities in church and school matters should be heard compulsorily and that the expert opinion of the Permanent International Tribunal should be obtained. He proposed that the League of Nations should start preparing for the conference. The impact of <mask>'s speech was extraordinary.There was a perception among the members of the Conference and the international press present that <mask>'s speech was one of the most significant events of the session, yet his motion was not adopted by the relevant sub-committee to which he was referred for consideration. Representing Hungary in the League of Nations was not the end of <mask>'s foreign policy activities. As eloquent in English, French, Italian and German as he was in Hungarian, he was one of the world's greatest orators. He was the keynote speaker of the Hungarian group at the Inter-Parliamentary Union conferences and represented his country on many important issues. In the past he has written about Hungary's special position in the monarchy in foreign reviews and newspapers. In America, his speeches evoked the memory of Lajos Kossuth. He went to the United States in 1923 at the invitation of American universities, but left on September 19 and returned on December 10.Several American statesmen, teachers, businessmen and industrialists tried to keep the United States interested in Europe at that time. <mask> was invited to speak about the situation in Central Europe in order to make the American public aware of it. He spoke in many cities in the US and Canada. He lectured on the problem of Central Europe, but also presented the Hungarian question very forcefully, with the persuasive force of the truth he represented, leaving a deep impression on public opinion with his engaging lectures. His journey was a triumph. He helped improve the world's opinion of Hungary. The National Assembly wanted to give him a big celebration, but he refused with gratitude.The country gave him a thousand testimonies of its love, affection and gratitude. The United States greeted him with a telegram after he received a gold medal from American admirers. After the Czechs expropriated his ancestral estate in Eberhard, he founded a new family estate. In the ninth decade of his life, <mask> took up a new task that he was excited about. The optants' case had long been a matter of world and national public opinion, and for three years he represented Hungary before the League of Nations. His foreign policy work began when the matter was brought before the League of Nations in 1927 and continued until the beginning of 1930. It was an almost continuous battle against the tactics of the League of Nations, the ideology of the victors and the Balkan methods, which he brilliantly used his legal training and legal prowess, which had been little in evidence in his career.Bethlen's own achievements were largely to blame for the satisfactory results in The Hague and Paris on this issue. Hungarian lawyers appreciated the struggle for law and justice when <mask> was elected a member of the Budapest Bar Association in 1929. He was the Hungarian government's chief delegate in the UN. His speeches at the Assembly of the League of Nations are noteworthy. On 10 September 1929, he pointed out the absurdity and untenability of the Treaty of Trianon and warned the world's powers that "nothing is eternal in the political world". He was honoured by the election of his wife as chairman of the Social Committee at the General Assembly of the League of Nations in 1930. It was the first time in the history of the General Assembly that a woman had been elected to chair a committee.The best-known and greatest foreign statesmen were overshadowed by <mask>'s prestige and popularity in international politics. When the Union of League of Nations held its General Assembly in Hungary in May 1931, the opening session of the Congress was held on the occasion. On his travels abroad he was always and everywhere received with the respect due to him, even in official circles, and on such occasions he was often able to render valuable services to his country, as on 5 October 1929, when he gave a lecture on the situation of Hungary at the Diplomatic Academy His reports on his travels were published in several foreign newspapers. On the occasion of his 85th birthday, foreign politicians showered him with greetings, including Lord Rothermere, Austrian Chancellor Otto Ender, British Foreign Minister Henderson, Italian Foreign Minister Grandi and German Foreign Minister Curtius. He took his seat again in the House of Representatives after being elected in the summer of 1931. He received a letter of credentials engraved in gold from the town of Jszberény, which he had represented in the House for 50 consecutive years.On February 7, 1933, <mask> died in Switzerland, where he had come to speak at the re- opening of the World Disarmament Conference. The Swiss Federal Council ordered his body to be taken to St Joseph's Church and then to Notre-Dame. At the funeral service, delegates from the League of Nations were present. The former President of the Republic paid his last respects. Otto von Habsburg made a short trip from Belgium to Switzerland to lay a wreath on his bier because of his stature among survivors of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. The coffin was taken to the railway station from where it arrived in Hungary. He was buried in the crypt of the church where he used to come and pray before breakfast on February 14, 1933, following a special act of parliament, after his body was left lying in state under the cupola of the Hungarian Parliament Building.The Parliament held a mourning session at five o'clock in the afternoon. The funeral service was conducted by a primate. Regent Mikls Horthy was one of the attendants at the state funeral. The quasi-legendary Horn of Lehel, which was brought from his constituency in Jszberény, is still there. After the First Vienna Award, his old domain at berhrd became part of Hungary again, and his remains were reburied in the family chapel there. The world press mourned <mask>'s death. The death of <mask> was covered in detail by the press in Europe and other continents, as well as an editorial by The Daily Mail.He was often referred to as "The Grand Old Man of Central Europe" by the American and British media. He was named "The greatest living Hungarian" in Hungary. His name is associated with the Apponyi laws in Slovakia and Romania. He was nominated for the peace prize five times, but never won. He was the subject of a national celebration on his seventy-fifth birthday in May 1921, when he was made an "honorary citizen" by many Hungarian cities and towns. Apponyi tér, a major intersection in Hungary, was renamed in his honor. In 1953, it was rechristened Felszabaduls tér, meaning Liberation Square.Many Hungarian cities and towns still have an Apponyi street or square in his memory. Many Hungarian immigrants came to Connecticut in the early 20th century and there is a street named after them. The seat of <mask>'s parliamentary constituency was dedicated to him in 1939. It is thought to have been destroyed during the Communist era. The bust by Mté was dedicated in 1996. <mask> is said to have custom-ordered the Herend Porcelain collection's design. A plaque on Tncsics Mihly street 17 commemorates his memory and that of his son, a liberal politician who was arrested by the Nazis.After his death in 1935, he published a collection of essays called The Memoirs of <mask>. He describes his encounters with many people, including Richard Wagner, Popes Pius IX and Pius XI, and Benito Mussolini, as well as his impressions of Egypt and America, during the 1920 sequence that led to the Treaty of Trian. The artist and the Statesman was one of his earlier books. <mask> <mask> was born in 1889. Budapest 1895: Aesthetika, mvész, llamférfiu (Esthetics and Politics, the Artist and the Statesmen). 2 volumes. There is a brief sketch of the Hungarian Constitution.Hungary of 1909. Lectures on the Peace Problem and the Constitutional Growth of Hungary were given in London in 1911. St. Stephen's Printing Press was founded in 1912. Austria-Hungary and the War was written in New York. The American peace and Hungary was co-authored by <mask>, Ladislaus Hengelmller von Hengervr, Konstantin Theodor Dumba, and Alexander Nuber von Pereked. Hungary's foreign policy in 1921. Ifjukorom--huszont is az ellenzéken.Pantheon intézet r.-t 1922: Emlékirataim. Apponyi <mask> grf. Msodik, tnézett kiads. 2 volumes. The city of Budapest was founded in 1922. A magyar alkotmny fejldésérl was written in 1925. The Treaty of Trianon was reviewed and criticized.Longmans, Green is one of several contributors to The Memoirs of Count <mask>. The company is located in New York. The "Carte Rouge" is a map used in a presentation on January 16, 1920. Speaker of the House of Representatives of Hungary Members of the House of Representatives of

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Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Apponyi
Albert Apponyi
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Count Apponyi
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Albert Grl
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texts: <mask> is an Austrian physician specialized in internal medicine/laboratory medicine and a professor at the Paracelsus Private Medical University of Salzburg. He is well-known for his work in the fields of atherosclerosis, common metabolic disorders, and type-2 diabetes. <mask> studied medicine at the universities of Innsbruck and Vienna. He was promoted to doctor of medicine in 1971 by the President of Austria. In site directed mutagenesis in Washington D.C. in 1985 he received further education in biochemistry. In 1971 <mask> was a resident in the Department of Internal Medicine at the University of Innsbruck. He became an assistant professor after obtaining his licensure for internal medicine.<mask> moved to the United States in 1978 to work in the Departments of Medicine and Preventive Medicine at the Washington University in St. Louis, where he obtained his medical licensure for the state of Missouri. He joined the Department of Medicine in Houston in 1982 and moved through the ranks to become a full professor in 1990. He was the director of the CDC-Cholesterol Reference Laboratory from 1987 to 1993 and the director of the Atherosclerosis Laboratory from 1982 to 93. He obtained his medical licensure for Texas in 1988 after being board-certified for internal medicine. The Department of Laboratory Medicine at the Landeskliniken Salzburg, Austria was chaired by <mask> until 2011. He was named Auerordentlicher Universittsprofessor in 1998. The Paracelsus Medical University is located in Salzburg.He was the Dean of Research of the PMU from 2003 to 2006 and was involved in the steering committee. <mask> was appointed university professor at the Institute of Laboratory Medicine in 2006 after he was named full professor at the PMU. The American Heart Association, the Austrian Science Fund, and the Federal Ministry of Science and Research have all funded <mask>'s research. <mask> focused on the characterization of human lipoproteins the initial scientific activities of <mask> focused on the characterization of human lipoproteins. A detailed physical and chemical description of very low-density and high-density lipoproteins was completed using the methods developed by Josef R<mask>. <mask> used the methods of lipoprotein isolation for many clinical studies. In the laboratory of Gustav Schonfeld, <mask> was able to determine the effects of hormones and diet on the production of cholesterol.The studies were continued at the college of medicine in Houston. Soyal. The magnitude of postprandial lipemia was established as a strong predictor of coronary heart disease. The Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Study (ARIC) was led by <mask>. Knowledge about the quantitative importance of risk factors is essential to effectively manage the disorder and reduce its life-threatening sequels, as atherosclerotic disease is often asymptomatic for many years. The effect size of numerous established and candidate risk factors in well characterized populations was determined by ARIC investigators. Several research projects that quantified the risk associated with lipoprotein(a) in the postprandial state were contributed to by <mask>.<mask> focused on genetic and functional aspects of energy metabolism after returning to Austria. The main focus was on the co-activator of several biological programs. Other genetic factors with relevance for obesity, type 2 diabetes and the metabolic syndrome also were studied. S.M. was more recently. Soyal and <mask> discovered brain-specific isoforms of PGC-1alpha which are likely to play a role in neurodegenerative disorders such as Huntington's disease. <mask> was an expert for research support-providing institutions such as the Swiss National Science Foundation and the Israel Science Foundation, as well as reviewer for numerous medical journals. <mask> is a member of the editorial boards of several scientific magazines.

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Wolfgang Patsch
Wolfgang Patsch
Patsch
Patsch
Patsch
Patsch
Patsch
Patsch
Patsch
. Patsch
Patsch
Patsch
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Patsch


texts: <mask> is an American playwright. He won the Obie Award for his plays Red Speedo and The Christians. He won an award. <mask> grew up in Florida. He moved to New York City in 1997 to study pre-med and went on to earn a degree in dramatic writing from New York University in 2001. He is a professor at New York University. He is a playwright.The Off-Broadway premiere of Red Speedo took place at the New York Theatre Workshop. The Obie Award, Playwriting and Performance were won by the play. At the start of the trials for the Olympic team, Ray is a competitive swimmer. Jesse Green wrote thatnath is not interested in the material repercussions of character. In Red Speedo, the underlying subject seems to be the cost of morality, which is generally too high for people like Ray. Competition is all we're good for. The play opened in Washington, DC.According to the director of the production, doingping is just an arena for a conversation about what constitutes fairness and the myth of equal opportunity. A Doll's House, Part 2 opened on Broadway on April 1, 2017. The cast was directed by Sam Gold. The play was commissioned by South Coast Repertory, Costa Mesa, California, where it was running at the same time. This was <mask>'s Broadway debut. <mask>'s play picks up after "A Doll's House" ends. The play was nominated for two Tony Awards, one for Best Play and one for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Play.The play Hillary and Clinton opened on Broadway on April 18. The play is directed by Joe Mantello. The play was performed at the Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago. Dana H was presented by the Center Theatre Group at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Los Angeles. The play relates a real-life incident in the life of his mother. The play is directed by Les Waters. The play will play in New York and Chicago later in the year.The Christians concerns influence and faith in a megachurch, with much of the cast being a church "spirit-raising choir". The plot concerns a pastor who abandons traditional fundamentalist Christianity in favor of a more inclusive and universalist Christianity, which is good for other religions and the impact it has on his congregation. It was produced at the Humana Festival of New American plays in Louisville, Kentucky, in the summer of 2014, and then opened on the Off-Broadway stage on August 28, 2015. The cast was directed by Les Waters and featured Andrew Garman as "Pastor Paul", Larry Powell as "Associate Pastor Joshua", Linda Powell as "Elizabeth", and Phillip Kerr as "Elder Jay". The Chicago premiere of the play took place at the Steppenwolf Theatre Company. The play was praised by the Chicago Sun-Times reviewer. Bill English directed it in the San Francisco Bay Area at the San Francisco Playhouse.The Christians in San Francisco grapples with issues of faith loyalty. The play was nominated for two Lortel Awards. The play won an award from the Outer Critics Circle.

masks:
Lucas Hnath
Hnath
Hnath
Hnath


texts: William E<mask> was an American football player, coach, and college athletics administrator. He was the head coach at Florida State University, Rice University and the Houston Astros of the National Football League. One of the unique characters in college sports, <mask> is credited with bringing the pro passing game to college football. He is known as the "Coach of Coaches", having helped many coaches such as Joe Gibbs, <mask>, Bobby Bowden, Don James, Dan Henning, Ken Meyer and many others. Pete, as he was known, is remembered for changing the English language. His expression was to have his team pair off in groups of threes, then line up in a circle. The man who brought the FSU to the forefront of college football, using pro-style offenses and a much feared passing game, is best remembered for his trials with syntax.<mask> was the youngest of six children. He thought his dream of coaching had died when he lost his father at a young age. He wrote about those feelings in his book, Building from the Start: Visions of playing and someday coaching football. I would fight back the tears and roll my face into the pillow. I would say, "You have no right to think about that." They are for other people. The dreams would fill my mind, but I would sleep.I'm happy they did. He earned a degree from Ohio Northern University. On the football team, he was selected as a team captain. He would be married to Marge for 52 years. The couple had five sons. <mask>. is the athletics director at Shorter University. <mask> was the head football coach at Wofford College from 1971 until 1973.After coaching high school in Ohio, he joined Paul Dietzel at LSU as an assistant coach. The LSU offensive line coach was an important part of the coaching staff that led to the national championship in 1958. In December 1959 he was named the head football coach at Florida State. According to Florida State's 2008 football media guide, "Florida State's arrival on the national map occurred during <mask>'s eleven seasons as head coach." There were a number of significant firsts for the football program at FSU, as well as offensive innovations by the head coach. It was the first time that a coach from the State of Florida beat the University of Florida. The FSU won at Florida Field for the first time.The first All-American would be Fred Biletnikoff. J.T. was one of the first black football players recruited by <mask>. Thomas was the first black to play football at FSU. "H" style goal posts were added to the field at Doak Campbell Stadium in 2002 in honor of Pete's accomplishments at Florida State. There was an unusual number of pro quarterbacks and a high level of discipline on and off the field. The antithesis of what most southern teams did, his wide-open passing offense was often copied by NFL coaches. Florida State is now on the national map.Florida had a smaller population and a limited high school talent base than today, and he recruited from the talent-rich areas of Pennsylvania and Ohio. The teams he used as an assistant at LSU were called the "Chiefs", "Renegades", and "War Party". The LSU influence was obvious and he built his early teams on a smothering defense. One of the first truly innovative passing offenses brought visiting coaches from every corner of the country. FSU became known as an Independent primed to upset any team at any time after he came up with the idea of the "hot receiver". During the 1971 season, he was the head football coach and athletic director at Rice University. Giles Tippette documented that campaign in his book Saturday's Children.A group of head coaches who have been head coaches in high school, at the major college level and in the National Football League have been joined by him. As has been the case with a number of successful college coaches,<mask> did not fare well as a head coach in the NFL. In 1972 and 1973, he was the coach of the Houston Oilers. In 1972 and 1973, the team finished 0–5 and 1–13. His.053 winning percentage is the lowest for any coach after the NFL/AFL merger who coached at least one entire season. From 1982 to 1985 he was the athletic director at the University of Central Florida. He is a member of the Florida Sports Hall of Fame, the Florida State University Sports Hall of Fame, the Ohio Northern Athletic Hall of Fame, and the Toronto, Ohio High School Athletic Hall of Fame.The number of successful head coaches that got their start working under him may be his greatest legacy as a coach. Many of them got their first coaching jobs as members of his staff. Five Super Bowl wins and four major college football national championships were claimed by these coaches. Every head coach of college football's national champion can be found in the tree. Don James is from Kent State, Bobby Bowden is from West Virginia, Vince Gibson is from Kansas State, Al Conover is from Rice, and John Coatta is from Wisconsin.

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. Peterson
Peterson
Bill Parcells
Bill
Bill Jr
Jack Peterson
Peterson
Peterson
Peterson


texts: <mask> is an English artist who is based in New York. In a 2010 monograph on the occasion of his exhibition at the Milton Keynes Gallery, Dawn Ads commented that his sculpture, informed by painting, ceramics poetry, the natural world and the city, exemplifies "The centrality of material things to memory, experience, associations." <mask> was born in Rochdale. He attended the Central School of Art and Design in London. He was influenced by artists from the north of England, including Henry Moore, the painter LS Lowry and the poet Ted Hughes. He met two influential teachers, Gilbert Green and Bonnie van de Wetering. <mask> said, "I liked working with clay but I went through a training I didn't like."He explored both art historical and contemporary movements more associated with fine art such as Cubism, Process Art and Performance. In 1972 he was included in the exhibition "International Ceramics" at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, after travelling to Italy to study the works of the Della Robbia workshop. In the same year he traveled to the Netherlands to work at a ceramics factory, he first constructed large-scale sculptures in the Architectural Department and later worked in the Experimental Department. In the catalogue to his 1993 exhibition at the Carnegie Museum of Art, he said that he did his own work there for six months until he was asked to leave. It is ironic that <mask>'s carefully and deliberately made pieces are in distinguished public and private collections around the world. He received a three-year stipend from the Rotterdam Art Foundation in 1975. He spent a lot of time in Europe and Paris where he looked at paintings made there at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century.<mask>'s vision wasprecipitated by a sudden confrontation with the history of painting and sculpture and modern art in particular. <mask> said, "I tried to understand how Picasso, Cezanne and Monet had looked at objects and how they had observed light and shade." The objects I was making were painted as if they were by other artists. His first solo exhibition, "Pottery," was held at Anthony Stokes Gallery, London in 1978, and was installed on Barry Flanagan's Rowford Process furniture. William Packer wrote, "<mask>'s work is fraught with ambiguity; when does an object become still life and taking it a further step, when does still-life, that staple of painting, become sculpture?" His second solo exhibition "Angled Pottery" was held at the Art & Project in 1980. After leaving Amsterdam for New York, he was included in the exhibition "Heute-Westkunst" in Cologne in 1981.<mask>'s work was shown in New York in 1981 by Irving and Joseph Helman. John Russell said his US debut was the most original show of the month, and the most difficult to categorize, but paintings that happen to be performed as much as painted, in three dimensions. Robert Pincus-Witten wrote that his pieces are sculpture in that we can walk all around them, but fundamentally they are paintings. In 2002 Adriaan van Ravesteijn used an allegory of a sea of sculptors to describe <mask>'s unique approach. There are clear signs of damage from a collision that he once had with another ship along the flank of this ship. The applied arts had tried to abduct him many years ago. Unfortunately for them, but not for us, the attempt failed so that <mask> was able to dedicate himself to sculpture, an art form which he has now enriched with a completely unique artistic language.<mask> was described as a style's originator. There is something ironic about the work in <mask>'s new exhibition at Barbara Gladstone Gallery, he wrote in 2015. His approach to clay gives an aura of craftlessness...the seeming casualness with which he moves the clay and the "sloppy" glazing has irked the ceramics community for five decades while at the same time intriguing the art world. However, now his look is everywhere, <mask>ts and <mask> Sculptures abound throughout New York and beyond, for the first time <mask> is competing in a genre he pioneered and in many ways founded. <mask>'s unconventional handling of the material made a lasting impression on de Pury and a generation of artists who have taken up ceramics in the years since. The ceramicist has inspired some of the artists in the Venus Over Manhattan show.

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Andrew Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Andrew Lord
Lord
Andrew Lord
Lord Po
Lord
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texts: There is a former Chinese politician who served as the Minister of Railway. The son of a peasant left school in his teens to work in the Railway Ministry. He rose rapidly within the Ministry, eventually heading several regional railway departments and serving as vice-minister before being promoted to the head of the Railway Ministry in 2003 The rapid development of China's high-speed railway was overseen by the Railway Minister. He was arrested and expelled from the Party after being accused of corruption. He was publicly criticized after a government report pointed out that his leadership was one of the main contributors to the train crash that killed forty people. The Minister of Railways was arrested for taking bribes and abusing his power.He was sentenced to death in July of 2013). On December 14, 2015, the sentence of the man was commuted to life imprisonment. The prison authorities said that he had not committed any crimes during the reprieve period. Early career <mask> was born in China. He grew up in the villages around his father's farm. He left school in 1972 to work as a low-level bureaucrat in the national ministry of railways. He joined the Chinese Communist Party in 1973.While working at the rail ministry, he became a trusted letter-writer for some of his more poorly-educated superiors, and in 1974 he married into a politically well- connected family. The Party School of the CCP is a university established to educate Party leaders. He earned a master's degree in Engineering from the Party School. After rising through the ranks of the rail ministry, he served two separate terms as the director of two regional railway bureaus in Liaoning and Henan. He became a member of the central committee in 2002. In March 2003 at the annual meeting of the National People's Congress, the Minister of Railways was replaced by Fu Zhihuan. The Ministry of Railways was the second most powerful ministry in China after the military.It had a budget of billions of dollars and had its own police, judges, and courts. After being named minister, <mask>iu's plan. The Railway Ministry's employees were told to work around the clock in order to complete the first high-speed rail line in China by the end of 2008. "To achieve a great leap, an entire generation must be sacrificed" was how he told people. His detractors called him "Lunatic" for the pace of his work.While developing China's high-speed rail system, he oversaw the upgrade of China's standard rail system and oversaw the opening of the world's highest railway. When China's first high-speed rail system completed its first test-run in June 2008 it was 75 per cent over budget, but was hailed in the Chinese media as an achievement worthy of national pride. A network with a comprehensive system involving indigenous Chinese intellectual property was created by <mask>. He stated that China had created a high-speed railway system that had the "greatest comprehensive technology, best integrative ability, highest operational distance, fastest operational speed, and largest scale of construction" in the world. The rail system was mostly based on German and Japanese designs. After the completion of China's first high-speed rail line in the autumn of 2008, the Chinese government doubled the ministry's budget and gave him the responsibility of laying ten thousand miles of high-speed rail. The budget by 2010 was over one hundred billion dollars.Obama cited the high-speed rail system as evidence that American infrastructure was no longer the best in the world. In order to avoid rising costs due to China's high rate of inflation, his ministry must "seize the opportunity, build more railways, and build them fast." The Railway Ministry was supervised by the central government before 2011. He personally tried to intimidate academics critical of the pace of the high-speed railway's construction, and ignored warnings that his trains were being operated at speeds 25% greater than what was considered safe in Japan. The ministry was criticized for its illegitimate business interests and relationships with large companies, its inability to improve conditions for migrant workers during the Chinese New Year travel season, and its failures to prevent the 2008 winter storms. In addition, he was subject to online criticism for his marriages. Much of the staff who built the railway were poorly educated, trained, and supplied because of illegal subcontracting, which was a common practice throughout the tenure of the rail ministry.He arranged a high-level position within the ministry for his brother. In January 2005 a man was arrested for arranging the killing of a contractor in order to expose him. A fortune equivalent to US$50 million in cash, real estate, jewelry, and art was amassed by the man before he was arrested. He was sentenced to death, but his sentence was suspended and he was sent to a hospital to serve his sentence. He continued to conduct rail business while he was in the hospital. The Chinese Central Commission for Discipline Inspection placed a man under investigation for "severe violations of discipline" in February 2011. According to the Chinese Ministry of Supervision, the reason for the investigation was that <mask> was suspected of abusing his position to receive large bribes.After concluding that he was going to use his illegal fortune to bribe his way into the Politburo, investigators began to act. The announcement of the investigation led to the dismissal of the party chief of the ministry. He was dismissed as Minister on February 25, 2011. The Boyou Investment Management Group, a company whose portfolio benefited greatly from China's rapid high-speed rail construction, was involved in an earlier corruption case. In order to ensure smooth operations during the Chinese New Year travel season, <mask> traveled over 7,000 miles across China from January 30 to February 8 to inspect China's railways. His downfall was sudden and unexpected. At the time of his dismissal, the international media considered the highest-level Party official to be prosecuted for corruption since Chen Liangyu lost his post as Party Chief of Shanghai.The Chinese Communist Party expelled <mask> for "severe violations of discipline" and "primary leadership responsibilities for the serious corruption problem within the railway system" in May 2011. The Chinese state press said that he had accumulated over two hundred and fifty million dollars in bribes, and that he took an illegal 4% commission on railway deals. Many who followed his career were surprised by the revelation that he had been accused of sexual misconduct. The report was repeated by the Hong Kong-based newspaper. The deaths of forty people and the injuries of one hundred and ninety-two due to a faulty signal box exposed him to further accusations of corruption and incompetence within his Rail Ministry. The Prime Minister promised a full, public government investigation and justice for those found responsible for the crash after the Railway Ministry tried to cover up the details. The government acknowledged and blamed the disaster on serious design flaws, a neglect of safety management, and flaws in the bidding and testing processes used to acquire materials.Fifty-four private and government figures were blamed in the report for the disaster. "A broken system" became a byword after the December report. He was sentenced to death in July of 2013). After his fall in 2011, Chinese government censors removed and/or blocked glowing reviews of his government service which had accumulated over his career, so that only the details of his arrest remain available within China. On December 14, 2015, the sentence of the man was commuted to life imprisonment. The prison authorities said that he had not committed any crimes during the reprieve period. The notes reference sources Gov.cn."Liu Zhijun". The Chinese government's official website is Gov.cn. The year 2012. The article was published on 25 October 2012 There is a person named Lu Hui. The Railway Minister of China is under investigation. The news is from Xinhua.The year began on 12 February 2011. The article was published on 26 October 2012 Evan Osnos. The underside of the boom was exposed byBoss Rail. The New Yorker is a magazine. October 2012 The article was published on 25 October 2012Wee, Sui-Lee, Huang Yan, and Miral Fahmy. The China Railways Minister was dismissed. 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texts: <mask> was born on August 1, 1972 in Israel. He played a character in the film series based on the books of the same name by Stephenie Meyer. <mask> began his acting career with bit roles in television series and movies, such as The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles and Odd Jobs, before receiving more prominent roles in films such as You Don't Mess With the Zohan. <mask> played the role of his father in the 2005 film, directed by Steven Spielberg and based on the book Vengeance. Tammy Lauren is an American film and television actress. <mask> was born on August 1, 1972 in Tel Aviv, Israel. His father was the coach of the international wrestling team for Israel and of Hapoel Tel Aviv; he had previously been the Israeli youth wrestling champion and held a similar title for 8 years.<mask> was one month old when his father, national wrestling coach for Israel and part of the 1972 Summer Olympics team, was killed in a terrorist attack in Germany. <mask>'s mother relocated with her son in 1986 to the United States of America after her husband's death. <mask> was a student at Beverly Hills High School. <mask> has appeared in more prominent roles in films and television. <mask> was in the company of other film and television stars when he was a student at Beverly Hills High School. He made his acting debut at the age of 21 in an episode of Young Indiana Jones and the Scandal of 1920. <mask> had small roles in television films such as Odd Jobs and Jack, as well as occasional episodes of other television series such as Don't Ask, Don't Tell.Steven Spielberg offered <mask> the role of his own father in the film, based on the events following the 1972 Summer Olympics in which his father was killed by a terrorist group. The book Vengeance was the basis for the film. The film was nominated for several Academy Awards. It was named the 16th "best film of the 21st Century So Far" by The New York Times. <mask>'s mother, who was unhappy with the film, received a lot of praise and critique for its portrayal of the historical events it was representing. She said she didn't want people to see the film because her son was in it. <mask> received more interest in his acting after the success of Munich.He stated in an interview in 2006 that he had previously been involved in smaller roles, but now he's in demand. The interest generated in him as an actor following his role in Spielberg's film resulted in him being offered roles in successful commercial films, notably as Aharon in the political satire You Don't Mess With the Zohan. <mask> played a member of the vampire coven in the second part of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2. Despite mixed reviews by critics, this film was the highest grossing film in the saga series, generating $292.3 million. In the short-lived television series Cane, <mask> played a recurring character called "Yosi", as well as in the show "NCIS: Los Angeles", <mask> played a recurring character called "Yaniv". He played a role in the film, First We Take Brooklyn, starring Charlotte McKinney. He has appeared in a number of popular American television shows, including The Closer, Burn Notice and The Mentalist.<mask> has written guest pieces for Fox News in the past and frequently writes on his official website, which is accessible via his official website. During the filming of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2, he wrote about his friendship with the cast and crew. He and his wife, Tammy Lauren, and writer/director Nony Geffen are co-founding and CEO of a boutique multimedia agency based in the Coachella Valley. <mask>'s father was killed in the 1972 Summer Olympics in Germany when <mask> was one month old. Due to his position as the national wrestling coach, his father attended the Olympics as part of the Israeli wrestling team. <mask> said in an interview that if his father hadn't tried to fight them, he might have had a father. He refers to his father's reported protest against his terrorist captors, which led to them shooting him and leaving his body in the street while they took other team members hostage.<mask> played the role of his father in Steven Spielberg's 2005 film, which was based on the massacre and the book Vengeance. Despite her son appearing in the film, <mask>'s mother has expressed her frustration at Spielberg's portrayal of the events and people involved, stating she " doesn't want people to see it, even if [her] son is in it." <mask> married Tammy Lauren in 1997. They don't have any children together. References External links Official website 1972 births Living people Israeli emigrants to the United States Jewish American male actors American people of Israeli descent

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texts: She was the second wife of <mask> I. She was the daughter of two people. Her full name is Family Little. In Latin, Gallus could mean both a rooster and an inhabitant of Gaul. There are four children of the marriage, one of which is Galla. The Emperor of the Eastern Roman Byzantine Empire, Valens, died in the Battle of Adrianople in August of 347. Her father was the emperor of the Western Roman Empire from 361 to his death on November 17, 375.The only known child of that marriage was Gratian, the Western Roman Emperor. Her mother was previously married to a Roman emperor. At the time of her first marriage, Justina was too young to have children, according to both Zosimus and the chronicle of John of Antioch. There were no known maternal half-siblings. There were three full-siblings. The only legitimate Western Roman Emperor from 383 to his death was Valentinian <mask>, who was the first co-emperor with Gratian. His death was officially reported as a suicide but Arbogast, his magister militum, was suspected to have had a hand in it, an accusation found in the writings of Socrates of Constantinople, Orosius, and Zosimus.Sozomen mentioned the two different versions of how Valentinian II died. Grata and Justa were her sisters. Both remained unmarried according to Socrates. They were probably still alive in 392. There was a conflict between three Roman emperors in the 400s. Gratian died while facing a revolt. The Roman Empire included Britain, Gaul, Hispania, and the Diocese of Africa.He was able to negotiate his recognition from his capital at Augusta Treverorum. The territory of Valentinian II was limited to Italia. The truce between the two men ended in 389. Mediolanum was threatened by Maximus as he crossed the Alps into the Po Valley. The capital of the Praetorian prefecture of Illyricum, Thessaloniki, was the location of the chosen residence of <mask>. They were accompanied by Galla. The first wife of <mask> was Aelia Flaccilla, who died in 385 or 386.The fugitives were granted refuge by Theodosius. According to Zosimus's account, Justina arranged for Galla to appear weeping before Theodosius and to appeal for his compassion. Theodosius requested to marry a beautiful woman named Galla. The marriage agreement under which Theodosius would have to attack Maximus and restore Valentinian II to his throne was set up by Justina. The marriage probably took place in late 386. Louis-Sébastien de Tillemont questioned the account as inconsistent with Theodosius' piety. He said that the marriage took place in 386.The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire was written by Edward Gibbon. <mask>' decision to start the war was contrary to Zosimus' tale of Galla's involvement. Modern scholars disagree with Zosimus' and Theodoret's explanations, which they believe are based on calculations of political gain. The marriage would allow him to control the newly installed Western ruler. She was both a Roman empress and a stepmother to <mask>' two sons from his first marriage. In January 383, Arcadius was declared an Augustus. He was ten years old when he served as a co-ruler to his father.In July and August of 388, the combined troops of <mask> I and Valentinian II invaded the territory of Maximus under the leadership of Richomeres, Arbogast, Promotus, and Timasius. Maximus was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was executed with his son and co-ruler on August 28, 388. Elen and his family were spared. The condition for the marriage had been met, however she died the same year, unable to see the result of her efforts. The court at Vienne in Gaul was installed by Theodosius, away from Milan and the influence of Ambrose. Arbogast was appointed as magister militum for the Western provinces.Arbogast was only subservient to <mask>. <mask> and his family stayed in the Great Palace of Constantinople while Galla and her family stayed in Italia. She was expelled from the palace in 395. Since Arcadius was only thirteen, the decision could have been made by those in his name. Zosimus was mourning the death of her brother. Eugenius was declared an emperor by Arbogast without the approval of Theodosius. On January 23,  800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266The Battle of the Frigidus took place on 5–6 September  395. While Arbogast committed suicide and Eugenius was executed, <mask> gained control of the Roman Empire. It's not certain if Galla lived to see the victory. Zosimus said that she died in childbirth within the same year. The passage that Tillemont interpreted as saying that Galla was an adherent of Arianism was actually saying that her mother was an adherent. In the Chronicon Paschale, she is identified as an Arian. The children who were with <mask> were Gratian, a son born in 388 and who died in  395, and Aelia Placidia, a daughter who died in 450.She married Ataulf, king of the Visigoths, and Constantius III, a son who died with her in childbirth. The History and Conquests of Ancient Rome was published in 2005. Roberts, Walter E., is associated with roman-emperors.org. <mask> I, David Woods, and roman-emperors.org. The Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology was written by William Smith. <mask>a's sister is listed in the Prosopography of the Later Roman Empire. Births and deaths of Roman women in the 4th century.

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texts: He is a Franco-Israeli photographer. On May 29, 1958, <mask> was born in Paris, France. The first project he worked on in Israel was a series of black and white images. In the next two decades, <mask> undertook a vast project on towns and cities, a collection of portraits under the format of a "photographic repertoire" of urban geographies. The comings and goings of populations, their exile and asylum were observed in the historical port of Jaffa. His focus moved to Jerusalem between the two Intifadas, where he explored the meanders of a city filled with violence and the sacred. Jérusalem: 1991-2006 was published in 2008.The spiritual and the invisible were questioned in a series of images on the Hebrew letters, the Aleph-Bet, to establish a bond between the living and the dead. He traveled along the Mediterranean coast in search of the meaning of wandering. He photographed gypsies mingling with migrants in Athens and the merger of the Third and Fourth Worlds on the outskirts of the capital. There is a nomadic existence between Jerusalem, Marseille, Jaffa, Athens, Tanger, Palermo and Safed. He worked on a project on Corsica from 2006 to 2019. He looked at the idea of re-enchantment and the possibility of happiness in a chaotic world. I want to be the bearer of what is revealed to me silently and in secret.The square format and colors are important features of his work, as well as the Fresson process used to print his analogue images since 1979. He received a scholarship from the French Ministry of Culture in 1997. He is the author of twenty books, including two journals and reflections on his approach, Chroniques de Jérusalem et d'ailleurs and Un Hiver en Galilée. His work is displayed in Europe and the United States. His private archives are in the Institute for Contemporary Publishing Archives. The gallery has prints. Le photographe Didier Ben Loulou est notre invité, sur le site 9lives-magazine.The births of Living people 20th-century French photographers.

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texts: <mask> is an American ethnobotanist who studies the health of indigenous peoples. <mask> was born in Salt Lake City. He received his B.S. He was awarded a fellowship to read for his masters degree in philosophy. There is a degree in ecology at the University of Wales at Bangor. He received a fellowship from the National Science Foundation and a fellowship from the Harvard University. He was a Miller Fellow at the Miller Institute for Basic Research in Science at the University of California, Berkeley.He used the research funds to pursue his interests in mathematical biology and ethnobotany after being named a National Science Foundation Presidential Young Investigator by Ronald Reagan. He became the first King Carl XVI Gustaf Professor of Environmental Science at the Swedish Agricultural University and the Uppsala University, a visiting professorship established by the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences. He was the director of the National Tropical Botanical Garden in Hawaii and Florida for seven years. He is the executive director of the Brain Chemistry Labs. He is the author of over 220 scientific papers, reviews, and books and was chosen by Time magazine as one of eleven "Heroes of Medicine" in 1997 for his search for new medicines from plants. <mask> studied dioecy in plants as a student at the University of Wales. He was a Teaching Fellow at Harvard for four years.He used search theory to develop a new approach to the evolution of different size sperm. Early in the earth's history, he and his colleagues discovered the core of the pre-RNA world. They are studying the effects of exposure to isomers of isomers of isomers of isomers of isomers of isomers of isomers of isomers of isomers of isomers of isomers of isomers of isomer <mask> pursued ethnobotanical studies because of his interest in Polynesian languages. After his mother died of breast cancer, he became more focused on ethnomedicine. The anti-HIV/AIDS properties of prostratin were found in the bark of the mamala tree. He has been president of the International Society for Ethnopharmacology.He wrote Plants, People, and Culture: The Science of Ethnobotany and was awarded the E. K. Janaki Ammal medal from India. He is a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry, a Fellow of the Linnean Society of London, and an Adjunct Professor at the College of Pharmacy at the University of Illinois, Chicago. He is looking for a cure for diseases such as Alzheimer's. The Goldman Environmental Prize was given to him in 1997 for his book, Nafanua: Saving the Samoan Rainforest. The book has been translated into German, Japanese, and Samoan. He is well-known for his advocacy of indigenous peoples. <mask> lived with his family in the village of Falealupo on Savai'i island in Samoa, where he helped create a covenant with chiefs to protect their lowland rainforest from logging.He was given the Nafanua matai chief title in 1988 by Falealupo, one of the highest legendary titles in Samoa. Albert II, Prince of Monaco named Dr. <mask> a Laureate for the Prince's Prize for Innovative Philanthropy in 2015, for founding the environmental nonprofit organization, Seacology, which has preserved over 1.5 million acres of island forests and coral reefs. <mask> led the successful effort to establish the 50th U.S. National Park, The National Park of American Samoa, and was a delegate to the Convention on International Trade. <mask> was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He is an active member of his church. Time.com: The Plant Hunter Seacology Brain Chemistry Labs Living people Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences alumni.

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texts: Edward "<mask><mask> was an American jazz composer, trombonist and bandleader. He helped establish the glissando technique as a central element of New Orleans jazz. He moved to New Orleans on his 21st birthday, to Los Angeles in 1910, and to Chicago in 1925. The Ory band was an important force in reviving interest in New Orleans jazz. Nesuhi Ertegun founded the Crescent label in 1944 to record <mask>'s band. <mask> spent his last years in Hawaii after retiring from music. The site of the 1811 Kid Ory Historic House is where Ory was born in 1886.By his teens, <mask> was leading a well-regarded band in southeast Louisiana, and he started playing music with homemade instruments. When he moved his band to New Orleans, he kept LaPlace as his base of operations because of family obligations. It is said that <mask>'s ability to play the banjo helped him developtailgate, a particular style of playing the trombone with a rhythmic line underneath the trumpets and cornets. glissando was established as a central element of New Orleans Jazz. Buddy Bolden discovered <mask> playing his first new trombone, instead of an old Civil War trombone, when he was living on Jackson Avenue. <mask> was too young to play with Bolden according to his sister. He moved his band to New Orleans in 1910.In the 1910s, Ory had one of the best-known bands in New Orleans, hiring many of the great jazz musicians of the city, including the cornetists Joe "King" Oliver, Mutt Carey, and Louis Armstrong, who joined the band in 1919. He moved to Los Angeles in 1919 and recorded there in 1922 with a band that included the clarinetist and pianist Dink Johnson, and the string bassist Ed Garland. During <mask>'s 1940s comeback, Garland and Carey were still playing with him. In Los Angeles, <mask> and his band recorded two instrumentals, "Ory's Creole Trombone" and "Society Blues", as well as a number of songs. The first jazz recordings on the West Coast were made by an African American jazz band. <mask>y's Sunshine Orchestra sold their records at Spikes Brothers Music Store in Los Angeles after they were paid by Ory for the pressings. In 1925, Ory moved to Chicago, where he worked and recorded with many famous people.He was a mentor to Charles Mingus. <mask> tried to take trombone lessons from a German guy who played in the Chicago symphony, but he was turned away after a few lessons. <mask> was in the original lineup of the Hot Five. "Muskrat Ramble" was included in the Hot Five session. Ory did not play music again until 1943 during the Great Depression. He ran a chicken farm. One of the top New Orleans–style bands of the period was led by him.The sidemen during this period included Carey and Garland, as well as the clarinetists and pianists. All but Ewell were born in New Orleans. The Ory band was an important force in reviving interest in New Orleans jazz, making popular 1940s radio broadcasts. Nesuhi Ertegun founded the Crescent label in 1944 to record Ory's band. In the late 1940s and early 1950s, <mask> and his group appeared at the Beverly Cavern. He played at 'On the levee' on the waterfront in San Francisco. Ory retired from music in 1966 and spent the last years of his life in Hawaii.<mask> died of pneumonia and a heart attack. He was buried in California. <mask> was christened at St Peter Church in Reserve, Louisiana. The <mask> Museum House is located on the site of Woodland Plantation, which is in the National Register of Historic Places of the United States. The German Coast uprising of enslaved people is the subject of the museum. <mask> and his Creole Dixieland Band played at the Beverly Cavern in 1951. The Creole Jazz Band performed at Club Hangover in 1954.<mask>'s Creole Jazz Band (Good Time Jazz) was formed in 1954. <mask>'s Creole Jazz Band/This Kid's the greatest! The Legendary Kid is a Good Time Jazz song. <mask> Sings French Traditional Songs (Verve) 1957 The Kid from New Orleans: Ory That Is. <mask> and his Creole Band performed at the Dixieland Jubilee in 1978. <mask> plays the New Orleans Trombonist on CBS/Sony. <mask>y at the Green Room was recorded in 1994.<mask>'s Creole Jazz Band performed live at the Beverly Cavern in 2000. The University Press of Mississippi published "Creole Trombone: <mask>y and the Early Years of Jazz". <mask>'s Creole Jazz Band performs on a program recorded between July and September 1947 at the Red Hot Jazz Archive Jubilee.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1969 and is an electronic musician, composer, curator, sound and radio artist. He runs a record label. At the age of eight, Life was playing the piano and electronic organ. He studied drawing, sound installation, video and animation film at the University of Applied Sciences. He received a grant in 1995 and spent a year at the Media Art Department of the ArtEZ. He began recording his first pieces at the age of twelve. He started experimenting with a recorder two years later.The band "Die Egozentrischen" was started in 1983. He was discovered by the label owner and impresario Alfred Hilsberg, who invited him to perform at various events. There are some home recordings from this period included in the "The Tetchy Teenage Tapes of <mask>bin 1981–1985". Several albums with his band "Klangkrieg" were released during the 1990s. He was a member of the singing group "Liedertafel Margot Honecker" from 1992 to 1994. He turned to avant-garde pop in 1998, the year he founded his own record label. He expanded his artistic scope through lecture performances, the development of new radio formats and the creation of contemporary compositions for chamber orchestra and electronics.<mask> wrote music for films and theatre productions, as well as numerous publications, music releases, workshops and lectures in Germany and abroad. He has performed at more than 100 international music and media art festivals. Since 2005, he has been invited to compose for various music halls and has been involved with contemporary experimental music. He directed "Echohaus", a live concert for six rooms, headphone ensemble and electronics, which was performed at the MaerzMusik Festival in Berlin. He was commissioned to write two compositions by NDR, a renowned radio series of contemporary music. The premiere of "Falling Still" was held in 2016 at the Internationales. The work includes a string ensemble, percussion, a boys choir and live electronics.He composed music for an orchestra with 20 KorgMS-20 synthesizer. The students of the LUCA School of Arts at Vooruit performed a piece called "A Choir of Wires". He founded a music duo with a Polish drummer. The pieces "Lunar Plexus" and "Telephobie" were created as a result of his collaboration with the Ensemble Resonanz. Marie Losier was the director of the award-winning film "Felix in Wonderland", which was shown at the Locarno Film Festival in 2019. Classical and film music of the 20th century are influences on <mask> s music. He had a connection to NeueDeutsche Welle, in which he couldn't actively participate as he was too young, as well as his surrealist German lyrics, which are wild, poetic and open to interpretation.Radio plays which combine documentary footage with studio recordings in a fictional context, and therefore go beyond the classic feature style, are some of the plays produced by <mask>. The rise of the German home-recording tape scene was the subject of the Parasol Elektroniczny series. He was responsible for the creation of a collection for the UK label Finders Keepers Records. Toxic Tunes, a live recorded programme of experimental music and artist talks was hosted and co-created by <mask>. He created the show "Me & My Rhythm Box" for the dOCUMENTA 14 exhibition. The show featured artists who built their own instruments and presented them live on air. He and <mask> run a DJ project called Demo Dandies, a format that only features demo tapes of the audience.Film and Theatre Music Kubin collaborated with other artists such as Mariola Brillowska and Schorsch. He composed music for animated films by Mariola Brillowska, Martha Colburn and Anke Feuchtenberger, as well as for the experimental short film "Terminal" by Jrg Wagner. He wrote and produced short films that ran at international festivals and on television. Idiotenmusik is a single by Ultraeczema and Gagarin Rec. Anaerobic Robots (with Mark Boombastik, Jake Basker), Atoma Exi Mono, and There is a garden are all from Gagarin Records. The movie "PLOPP!" was released in 2004. WDR 1 Live is a show written by <mask> and WDR 1 is a show written by WDR 1 is a show written by WDR 1 is a show written by WDR 1 is a show written by WDR 1 is a show written by WDR 1 is aThe rumour from the eastern underground was published in the book Orphée Mécanique by Intermedium/Belleville Mother in the Fridge. The underground sound production in Eastern Europe was the subject of rumors from the Eastern UndergroundPodcast series. The rise of the German home-recording tape scene was featured on the NeueDeutsche Welle.

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texts: He was an Irish-American politician, planter, slaveholder, and signer of the Declaration of Independence. After signing the Declaration of Independence, he died 56 years later. One of the founding fathers of the United States was known as the "First Citizen" of the American Colonies after signing articles in the Maryland Gazette. He was a delegate to the Continental Congress. He was the first United States Senator for Maryland. One of the signers of the Declaration of Independence was believed to have the highest formal education and wealthiest of the group. He spoke five languages after finishing his Jesuit education in France.When the American Revolution began, <mask> was the wealthiest man in the American colonies. His personal fortune was said to be 2,100,000 pounds sterling. Approximately 300 enslaved people were included in the 10,000-acre estate that was presided over by <mask>. The leader of the state's movement for independence was barred from holding office because of his religion. He was one of the delegates to the Continental Congress in 1776. Congress sent Benjamin Franklin and Samuel Chase to Quebec in order to win the support of French Canadians. From 1781 to 1800, he was in the Maryland Senate.He resigned from the United States Senate after Maryland passed a law prohibiting individuals from simultaneously serving in state and federal office. He helped establish the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad after retiring from public office. The  Cearbhaill lords of ile were from King's County, Ireland. Three miles south of Kinnitty, the descendant of Daniel O'<mask> was a clerk in the office of Lord Powis. After leaving Ireland in 1659, he moved to St. Mary's City, capital of the colony of Maryland, in 1689, with a commission as attorney general from the colony's Catholic proprietor, <mask>, 3rd Baron Baltimore. The Settler was the son of Daniel O'<mask>. The anglicisation policies adopted by the English administration in Ireland dropped the "O'" in Irish surnames.<mask> was the son of the Settler and was born in 1702. He was known as <mask> to distinguish himself from his father. The only child of <mask> and Elizabeth Brooke was born on September 19, 1737 in Annapolis, Maryland. He was illegitimate due to the fact that his parents were not married at the time of his birth. They married in 1757. The young <mask> attended a Jesuit prep school on Maryland's Eastern Shore. At age 11, he was sent to France, where he continued in Jesuit schools, graduating from the Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris in 1755.After finishing his studies in Europe, he went to London to study law. Carrollton manor was granted to his son by his father. He took his title from this land. Like his father, <mask> was a catholic and was barred from entering politics, practicing law and voting because of that. He became one of the wealthiest men in Maryland, owning extensive agricultural estates, most notably the large manor at Doughoregan, and providing capital to finance new enterprises on the Western Shore. Since the 1704 act seeking to prevent the growth of Popery in this Province, Catholics have not been allowed to hold office in Maryland. As the dispute between Great Britain and her American colonies intensified in the early 1770s, <mask> became a powerful voice for independence.The colonies' right to control their own taxation was maintained in a debate conducted through anonymous newspaper letters in 1772. He was a prominent spokesman against the governor's increase in legal fees for state officers and Protestant clergy. Daniel Dulany the Younger, a lawyer and loyalist politician, opposed the writing of "Antillon" by <mask>. The government of Maryland had long been the monopoly of four families, the Ogles, the Taskers, the Bladens and the Dulanys, argued <mask> in these debates. After word spread of the true identity of the two people, the fame and notoriety of the man began to grow. When "Antillon" engaged in "virulent invective and illiberal abuse", we may fairly presume that arguments were made. After the written debates, he became a leading opponent of British rule and served on various committees of correspondence.The idea that only violence could break the stalemate with Great Britain seems to have been embraced by <mask> in the early 1770s. According to legend, Samuel Chase said, "We have the better of our opponents; we have completely written them down." Do you think writing will resolve the question between us? To be sure, what else can we do? There is a bayonet. When open war will be looked to as the arbiter of the dispute, our arguments will raise the feelings of the people to that pitch. Most of the pre-revolutionary groups were represented by <mask>, who was elected to Maryland's committee of correspondence in 1774.He was a member of the first committee of safety. The Annapolis Convention functioned as Maryland's revolutionary government before the Declaration of Independence. The Congress sent him on a four-man diplomatic mission to the Province of Quebec in order to seek assistance from French Canadians in the coming confrontation with Great Britain. He was well suited to negotiations with the French-speaking Catholics of Quebec because he was fluent in French and a Catholic. Benjamin Franklin, Samuel Chase, and <mask> joined him in the commission. The mission of the commission was not accomplished. On July 4, 1776, he was elected to the Continental Congress as a delegate.He was not present to vote in favor of the Declaration of Independence but he was present to sign it. The Declaration of Independence was signed after Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died. His signature reads "<mask> of Carrollton" to distinguish him from his father, who was still living at that time, and several other <mask>s in Maryland. Historians refer to him this way. He had a lot to lose by identifying himself on the document, as he was the richest man in America. He served on the board of war during his term in the Second Continental Congress. Financial support was given to the American Revolutionary War.The formation of a state government was assisted by Senator <mask>. In 1780, he was re-elected to the Continental Congress, but he declined. He was elected to the Maryland Senate in 1781. The Maryland House of Delegates passed a bill confiscating the property of those who sided with the Crown during the Revolution. <mask> questioned the motives of those who pressed for the measure and argued that it was unjust. In 1780, the measure to confiscate Tory property passed after much popular support. The first United States Senate was elected by the Maryland legislature.Maryland passed a law in the 19th century that prevented men from serving in the state and national legislatures at the same time. He resigned from the U.S. Senate because he wanted to be in the Maryland Senate. According to legend, the largest owner of enslaved people at the time of the American Revolution was the <mask> family. He asked rhetorically, "Why keep alive the question of slavery?" Everyone agrees that it is a great evil. Although he supported gradual abolition, he did not free his own people. The bill to abolish slavery in the Maryland Senate did not pass.He was the president of the Maryland branch of the American Colonization Society, an organization dedicated to returning black Americans to lead free lives in African states. In 1802, <mask> retired from public life. Thomas Jefferson was not sympathetic to the War of 1812 after he became president. He was a member of the American Antiquarian Society. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was created by <mask> after he came out of retirement. The Phoenix Shot Tower was the tallest building in the United States until the Washington Monument was built. The laying of the first stone of the railroad was his last public act.He was a member of The Society of the Cincinnati in Maryland. Unlike hereditary members, honorary members can't have a living descendant represent them. He did not attend the first Democratic Party Convention due to poor health. He died in Baltimore at the age of 95. He is the oldest living Founding Father. He lived longer than four of the first six U.S. presidents. His funeral took place at the Baltimore Cathedral, which is now known as the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.In the third line of the former state song Maryland, My Maryland, there is a mention of <mask>. Don't cower in the dust, Maryland! My state! The sword will never rust, Maryland! My state! Remember Howard's warlike thrust, and all the slumberers with the just, Maryland! My state!In addition to Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, Ohio, and Virginia, he was also named in his honor in two Louisiana parishes. There are cities and towns named for him in Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, and New York. There are three schools named in his honor: a middle school in Maryland, a high school in Philadelphia and a university in Wisconsin. The birth of the United States was celebrated in Philadelphia in 1876. The Catholic Total Abstinence Union Fountain was commissioned by the Catholic Abstinence Union of America. The centerpiece of the fountain is a statue of Moses, which was created by Herman Kim to promote American morality. The Maltese cross is made up of four statues: Father Mathew, Commodore John Barry, and Archbishop <mask>.There is a fountain in the park. The United States Capitol's National Statuary Hall Collection was added to in 1903 by the state of Maryland. The Crypt is where it is located. The University of Notre Dame built a residence hall in 1906. The Declaration of Independence's second signer, William Paca, is also known as the "Paca-<mask> House" at St. John's College. The ship was named after him. Mary Darnall, also known as Molly, was married to the family <mask> on June 5, 1768.She was a descendant of Henry Darnall. They had seven children before Molly died, but only three of them survived infancy. The Catons would winter in Baltimore. Their daughters were married to Robert and Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte. Richard Wellesley, the brother of Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington, was married to her after his death. Elizabeth Caton was married to Sir George Strafford. Louisa Caton was married to the 1st Baronet.She married Francis D'Arcy-Osborne after his death. Emily Caton was married to John McTavish, who served as British Consul to Baltimore. They were the parents of four children. Mrs. Henry George Howard is from the Earls of Carlisle. The man who oversaw its design and construction was married to a Philadelphia woman. John Eager Howard was married to the sister of Benjamin Chew, who was the chief justice of Pennsylvania. <mask>. drank up to two quarts of brandy a day.His separation from Harriet was due to his erratic behavior. Robert GoodloeHarper was a lawyer and a U.S. senator. Doughoregan manor is the largest parcel of land in Howard County, Maryland, with over 1,000 acres of valuable but historically preserved land. Anne Marie Becraft's grandmother, a free Black, was likely his concubine and was present to Anne Marie's father just before he died. John Hix, a newspaper journalist, published an interesting and apocryphal explanation for the signature on the Declaration of Independence. Every member of the Continental Congress who signed this document was guilty of sedition against King George III. Because of his wealth, he had more to lose than most of his friends.Some of the signators, such as Caesar Rodney and Button Gwinnett, had unusual and distinctive names which would clearly identify them to the King; other signators, with more commonplace names, might hope to sign the Declaration without incriminating themselves. According to Hix, when he signed the Declaration of Independence, he went to John Hancock's desk and signed his name. At this point another member of the Continental Congress, who was prejudiced against <mask> because of his Catholicism, commented that he risked nothing in signing the document, as there must be many men named <mask> in the colonies, and so the King would be unlikely to order <mask>'s arrest without clear After seizing the pen again, he added "of Carrollton" to his name. The earliest example of "of Carrollton" being appended to his signature was at the end of a September 15, 1765 letter to his English friend William Gibson. The <mask>ton family leased more than twelve thousand acres in Frederick County, Maryland to tenant farmers. There is a memorial to the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence in Maryland.(2010). The life of American Cicero was written by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Michael D. Breidenbach. The thesis is 'Conciliarism and American Religious Liberty, 1632–1835'. <mask>. The United States Catholic Historical Society has un published letters of the father and son. John Gleeson.'History of the Ely O'Carroll Territory' was written in 1913 by Lewis A. Leonard. The life of <mask> was published in 1918. Kate Mason. The Life of Charles Carroll was published in 1737–1832. 2, G.P. Putnam's Sons was founded in 1898. John is a sergeant.The Eulogy was delivered at the request of the Select and Common Councils of the City of Philadelphia. Bailey was born in 1835. Ellen Hart, Smith. <mask> is from Carrollton. Harvard University Press was published in 1942. There are external links. November 2010.There are quotes by <mask>. November 2010. The Making of a Founder is a book written by <mask> of Carrollton. Matthew had an article in the Journal of the American Revolution. February 2017). There is a moment in time archives. November 2010.The museum is named after the house. November 2010. There is research into the house. November 2010. Biography by Rev. <mask>. Goodrich was born in 1856. November 2010.The Influenced U.S. by <mask>. The first and second parts of the interview with Scott McDermott were about the founding fathers. November 2010. The Society of the Cincinnati 1737 births deaths is a historical marker in the Catholic Encyclopedia.

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texts: <mask> is a Japanese mixed martial artist who last competed in the Bantamweight division. In the past, Tokoro competed for Vale Tudo Japan, ZST, Shooto, Rings and K-1 Hero's. He holds the record for most weight divisions competed in by a professional MMA fighter at seven. Kenichi Yamamoto's Power of Dream gym was where Tokoro got his first contact with mixed martial arts. He was signed up for the Hero's MMA promotion after moving to multiple promotions, among them Fighting Network Rings, Shooto, ZST and K-1. As fighting wasn't enough to make a living, Tokoro had worked part-time as a janitor, an aspect K-1 promoted heavily in order to show him as a humble, hard-working underdog figure. Hero's <mask> made his debut in the lightweight Grand Prix Quarterfinal in 2005.He knocked out Alexandre Franca Nogueira with a spinning backfist at the end of a fast paced, back and forth match. <mask> was defeated by a unanimous decision loss against Caol Uno. The K-1 Premium Dynamite was held on December 31, 2005. There is an event in a match. The bout was fought at openweight, with the Brazilian outweighing Tokoro by 40 lbs., despite the fact that Royce had demanded no judge decision and 10-minute rounds. <mask> gave an excellent performance, controlling the stand-up and forcing Gracie to play conservatively on his own field of strength. Immediately landing a punch combo and a high kick, the Japanese passed the first round in Gracie's guard, slamming him several times and bloodying his opponent's face with ground and pound.At the second, <mask> fell in bad position upon trying a spinning kick, becoming entangled in a series of reversals both in the clinched and on the ground, and being forced to defend a rear naked choke, but he ended the match again attacking Royce's guard. The match ended in a draw, but Tokoro was seen by many as a moral victor, which boosted his popularity. At K-1 Premium Dynamite. Royler was similar to <mask> in size and under regular rules, but he faced another member of the Gracie family. The Brazilian took the fight to the mat, but <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Royler was knocked down with punches when Hideo landed a heavy jumping knee on him. After failing a Kimura lock attempt, the Japanese was able to control him for the rest of the match, winning a unanimous decision.<mask> was in the movie. Brad Pickett was submitted by the USA in 2007. In 2007, <mask> faced Kiyoshi Tamura. There is an event. The heavier Tamura capitalized on his striking and wrestling advantage to control the bout, which forced Tokoro to absorb punishment and use every opportunity to try to get his game. Tamura tried a Kimura lock at the third round, but he couldn't twist the arm. The match was called off after Tokoro refused to tap out.Dream Tokoro lost to Daiki Hata in the first round of Dream's Featherweight Grand Prix, but was able to bounce back and win the second round before losing to Hiroyuki Takaya in the semi-finals. Tokoro faced Antonio Banuelos in the opening round of the Grand Prix at Saitami Super Arena in Saitama, Japan. He lost the fight. On December 31, 2011, at Fight For Japan: Genki Desu Ka Omisoka, Tokoro lost to Yusup Saadulaev via knockout in the first round. On December 24, 2012 Vale Tudo Japan Tokoro faced Rumina Sato. In the first round, Tokoro defeated Sato. He faced Taylor at Vale Tudo Japan: VTJ 2nd on June 22, 2013).The fight was won by <mask>. At Vale Tudo Japan: VTJ 3rd, <mask> faced UFC veteran Will Campuzano. He lost the fight. Victor Henry faced <mask> at Grandslam MMA: Way of the Cage. He lost the fight in the second round. On March 27, 2015, <mask> made his Bellator debut against LC Davis. He lost the fight by split decision.On December 29, 2015, Tokoro faced Kizaemon Siaga for the first time. He won the fight with an arm bar. On September 25, 2016 at the first round of the Rizin World Grand-Prix, Tokoro faced off against the Brazilian. He was defeated by submission in the first round. In his third fight for the promotion, Tokoro faced Asen Yamamoto. He won the fight with a submission. In the first round of the Rizin Bantamweight Grand Prix, Tokoro faced Kyoji Horiguchi.He was knocked out in the first round. After a three year hiatus, <mask> returned to MMA to fight Shinobu Ota. He snatched an armbar midway through the second round to win the fight. The fighting style Tokoro uses is described as "breakneck paced and exciting." A skilled grappler, he works at high-speed on the ground and takes all risks with bold submission attempts, often leaving himself open to counterattacks in order to seek a chance to win. He favors wrestling-inspired entries and leglocks. He is also dangerous on his feet, with fast punches and jumping knees, as well as unconventional attacks like spinning backfists and even spinning heel kicks.Dream Japanese Bantamweight Grand Prix champion and DreamFeatherweight Grand Prix Semifinalist Yahoo! Saitama, Japan, is home to the Dream Bantamweight Grand Prix Semifinal. The Dream Bantamweight Grand Prix Quarterfinal was held in Saitama, Japan. The loss was 26–23–2 and the submission was Dream 16. The Power of Courage is a film by Hiroyuki Takaya. The opening round of the Dream Featherweight Grand Prix took place in Nagoya, Japan. The Dream 6: Middleweight Grand Prix 2008 Final Round was unanimous.3, align, center, 3:08, Osaka, Japan, Wataru Inatsu, Submission (armbar), Zst 15: Fifth Anniversary. USA, Los Angeles, California, Win, align, and Hero's 8. Ken Kaneko Submission (armbar) | Hero's 7 Hero's 43–2, Submission (triangle choke), and Loss are all from Tokyo, Japan.

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texts: The Dutch-American physicist, known for his work in developing driving principles for laser spectroscopy, was a winner of the Nobel Prize. He was a professor at Harvard University, the University of Arizona, and the Leiden University during his career. The 1981 Nobel Prize in physics was shared by Bloembergen and two others because their work has had a profound effect on our current knowledge of the constitution of matter. In order to produce laser light of a different wave length, Bloembergen mixed two or more beams of laser light. His father was a chemical engineer and executive and he was born on March 11, 1920. His brother Auke later became a legal scholar. Bloembergen entered the University of Utrecht to study physics.Bloembergen spent two years in hiding after the German authorities closed the university during World War II. Bloembergen left the war-torn Netherlands in 1945 to pursue graduate studies at Harvard University. Bloembergen was a part of the academic tree of J. J. Thomson, which included Lord Rayleigh, Ernest Rutherford, Owen Richardson, and Thomson himself. John Van Vleck is one of Bloembergen's influences. They discovered nuclear magnetic resonance six weeks before he arrived. The first NMR machine was developed by Bloembergen. Schwinger, Van Vleck, and Kemble lectured at Harvard.Modern-day magnetic resonance machines are used to examine internal organs and tissues. Masers, the predecessors of lasers, were introduced in 1953 and led to an interest in Bloembergen's research on NMR. In 1947, <mask> returned to the Netherlands and submitted his thesis at the University of Leiden. He was offered a postdoctoral appointment in the Netherlands because he had completed all the preliminary exams there. He received his PhD from Leiden in 1948, and then was a postdoc for a year. He returned to Harvard as a Junior Fellow in 1949. He was an associate professor in 1951, Gordon McKay Professor of Applied Physics in 1957, Rumford Professor of Physics in 1974 and Gerhard Gade University Professor in 1980.He retired from Harvard in 1990. <mask> was a visiting professor. Bloembergen was a visiting professor at the University of California, Berkeley. In 1996–1997, he was a visiting scientist at the College of Optical Sciences of the University of Arizona, and in 2001 he became a professor. Bloembergen was a member of the Board of Sponsors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. During his time at Harvard, he used laser and microwave spectroscopy. The crystal maser developed by Bloembergen was more powerful than the standard gaseous version.He was involved in the development of the field of laser spectroscopy, which allows precise observations of atomic structure using lasers. A new structure of matter is revealed when one bombards matter with a focused and high-intensity beam of photons. The study was called the study of nonlinear optics. In his work in a Dutch newspaper in 1990, <mask> said, "We took a standard textbook on optics and for each section we asked ourselves what would happen if the intensity was to become very high." We were almost certain that there would be a new type of physics within that domain. <mask> found a way to combine two or more laser sources with different frequencies in the visible light range to create a single laser source with different frequencies in the ultraviolet range, which extends the amount of atomic detail that can be gathered from laser spectroscopy. He received an award in 1978.He received a medal for his work at the center. The 1981 Nobel Prize in Physics was shared by <mask>, Arthur and Kai. They were awarded for their contribution to the development of laser spectroscopy. While on vacation with his university's physics club, <mask> met Deliana Brink. She was able to travel with <mask> to the United States in 1949 on a student exchange program, and he proposed to her when they arrived in the States, and they were married by 1950. They became citizens of the United States in 1958. They had three children.At the age of 97, <mask> died at an assisted living facility in his hometown of Tucson, Arizona. A Dutch biography was published in 2016 and an English one in 2019. On March 11, 2020, the day of Bloembergen's 100th birthday, a team of researchers at the University of New South Wales published an article in Nature demonstrating for the first time the successful coherent control of the nucleus of a single atom using only electric fields.

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